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Reply To: SEO – Let’s share info

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July 27, 2006 at 4:26 pm #700131
Anonymous
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I use main tags, H1, H2, alt text, link title tags, and the <strong> tag occasionally (because I believe the </strong><strong> tag is better than the <b> tag).</p> <blockquote><p>For VERY competetive terms, both MSN and Google had a site listed at number 1 with NO HEADER TAGS! No H1, H2, H3, etc.</p></blockquote> <p>It could be that this site is #1 due to a huge number of inbound links.</p> <p>My theory is that each page is ranked based on a variety of factors, and each factor earns “points” toward the overall ranking value.</p> <p>For example, a page might get 2 points for using relevant H1 tags, 2 points for using title tags, 2 points for having a keyword density of exactly 15%, and 2 points for having 5 inbound links. But, if this page had, say, 100 inbound links, maybe it would have received 10 points instead of 2, for that specific factor.</p> <p>So, based on my example, a page could have no H1 tags (0 points), no title tags (0 points), and a keyword density of 1% (0 points), but if it has 100 inbound links, it still could earn a higher score than the page with the H1, title, etc.</p> <p>What I would give to have a look at the real, working algorithm….. :highflyer</b></strong>